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1 The lighting controls professionals

2 Our Lives are Digital!

3 When is the last time you…..
Our Lives are Digital! When is the last time you…..

4 When is the last time you…..
Watched a VHS tape?

5 When is the last time you…..
Watched a VHS tape? Listened to a cassette?

6 When is the last time you…..
Watched a VHS tape? Listened to a cassette? Dialed a rotary phone?

7 We’ve moved past analog!
ˈanlˌôɡ/ adjective 1. relating to or using signals or information represented by a continuously variable physical quantity such as spatial position or voltage.

8 We are in the age and we’ve moved past analog in almost every way…….

9 Except for Dimming!!!!

10 Why are we still controlling solid state lighting with an analog signal?

11 It’s like designing a Printed Circuit Board

12 On a Drafting Table!!

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14 It’s time to move dimming to Digital!

15 It’s time to move dimming to Digital!
And Digital in Lighting is

16 It’s time to move dimming to Digital!
And Digital in Lighting is DALI

17 It’s time to move dimming to Digital!
And Digital in Lighting is DALI

18 What is DALI? DALI = Digital Addressable Lighting Interface
It is a communication standard designed specifically for lighting.

19 What is DALI? DALI defines how each component in a lighting control system communicates. True 2-Way Communication!

20 DALI is also an “Open” standard. Why is that important?
What is DALI? DALI is also an “Open” standard. Why is that important?

21 What is DALI? As an open standard any manufacturer can create devices that communicate using DALI.

22 What is DALI? For example a DALI driver from one manufacturer will work with control stations, sensors, etc. from any other manufacturer using DALI.

23 What is DALI? Levels the playing field
End user creates the exact system for their needs OEM’s have to become more innovative with their products More focus on design and customer service

24 What is 0-10v? A varied input from 0 to 10v One way communication
The scale for 0-10v values are set by the individual manufactures.

25 What is 0-10v? A varied input from 0 to 10v One way communication
The scale for 0-10v values are set by the individual manufactures.

26 0-10v dimming curve(s)

27 DALI Curve

28 So why isn’t it used more in the United States?

29 So why isn’t it used more in the United States?
The Drivers are more expensive than 0-10v Drivers

30 So why isn’t it used more in the United States?
The Drivers are more expensive than 0-10v Drivers

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35 $4 to $6 premium on DALI Drivers
Harvard Technology $4 to $6 premium on DALI Drivers

36 So why isn’t it used more in the United States?
Installers don’t have experience with DALI

37 So why isn’t it used more in the United States?
Installers don’t have experience with DALI

38 Lutron Eco System

39 Lutron Eco System Is DALI!!

40 Lutron Eco System Or rather based on DALI. It has been modified to be proprietary, but still retains all of the functionality of DALI.

41 The real reason’s its not used more

42 The real reason’s its not used more
Early DALI Systems were a nightmare to commission!

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44 The real reason’s its not used more
Early DALI Systems were a nightmare to commission! Lighting Control manufacturers didn’t see the need for DALI!!!

45 Evolution of Lighting Controls

46 Evolution of Lighting Controls

47 Control Systems in 2001 PCI LC&D NexLight Douglas Lutron

48 Control Systems in 2001 PCI - Proprietary LC&D NexLight Douglas Lutron

49 Control Systems in 2001 PCI - Proprietary LC&D - Proprietary NexLight
Douglas Lutron

50 Control Systems in 2001 PCI - Proprietary LC&D - Proprietary
NexLight - Proprietary Douglas Lutron

51 Control Systems in 2001 PCI - Proprietary LC&D - Proprietary
NexLight - Proprietary Douglas - Proprietary Lutron

52 Control Systems in 2001 PCI - Proprietary LC&D - Proprietary
NexLight - Proprietary Douglas - Proprietary Lutron - Proprietary

53 Evolution of Lighting Controls
Activity Group DALI a consortium to develop a standard communication protocol for lighting controls

54 Our mechanical brothers and sisters did the same thing

55 Standards

56 But what about the installed Cost?

57 How a 0-10v system wires up

58 How a DALI system wires up

59 Installed cost break down

60 Installed cost break down

61 Installed cost break down

62 How a 0-10v system wires up

63 How a DALI system wires up

64 Installed cost break down

65 Installed cost break down
0-10v $7,245.30 $7,201.96

66 Other performance issues with 0-10v vs. DALI
Voltage Drop High voltage interference Polarized wiring Multiple Networks Regrouping fixtures

67 Other performance issues with 0-10v vs. DALI
Voltage Drop – NO ISSUE High voltage interference Polarized wiring Multiple Networks Regrouping fixtures

68 Other performance issues with 0-10v vs. DALI
Voltage Drop – NO ISSUE High voltage interference – NO ISSUE Polarized wiring Multiple Networks Regrouping fixtures

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71 FAIL

72 Other performance issues with 0-10v vs. DALI
Voltage Drop – NO ISSUE High voltage interference – NO ISSUE Polarized wiring – NO ISSUE Multiple Networks Regrouping fixtures

73 How a 0-10v system wires up

74 How a DALI system wires up

75 Other performance issues with 0-10v vs. DALI
Voltage Drop – NO ISSUE High voltage interference – NO ISSUE Polarized wiring – NO ISSUE Multiple Networks – NO ISSUE Regrouping fixtures

76 Other performance issues with 0-10v vs. DALI

77 Other performance issues with 0-10v vs. DALI

78 Other performance issues with 0-10v vs. DALI

79 Other performance issues with 0-10v vs. DALI
Voltage Drop – NO ISSUE High voltage interference – NO ISSUE Polarized wiring – NO ISSUE Multiple Networks – NO ISSUE Regrouping fixtures – NO ISSUE

80 Other addressable Systems…
Networked Systems

81 Other addressable Systems… still 0-10v
Networked Systems

82 Other addressable Systems… still 0-10v

83 Other addressable Systems… still 0-10v

84 Human Centric Lighting (HCL) DALI vs. 0-10v

85 HCL with 0-10v In each fixture!

86 HCL with DALI

87 HCL with 0-10v Voltage drop!

88 0-10v scale set by the manufacturer
HCL with 0-10v 0-10v scale set by the manufacturer

89 Human Centric Lighting (HCL) DALI vs. 0-10v
Exact color temperature no matter how long the wire runs. 0-10v Color temperature changes with long wiring runs

90 Human Centric Lighting (HCL) DALI vs. 0-10v
Exact color temperature no matter how long the wire runs. Exact color temperature on fixtures from different manufacturers 0-10v Color temperature changes with long wiring runs The same command sent to fixtures from different manufactures will produce different color temperatures.

91 Human Centric Lighting (HCL) DALI vs. 0-10v
Exact color temperature no matter how long the wire runs. Exact color temperature on fixtures from different manufacturers Less Components and cheaper to install 0-10v Color temperature changes with long wiring runs The same command sent to fixtures from different manufactures will produce different color temperatures. More components, more complicated to install

92 Thank You


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